Weekly inflation in the Pakistan increased to 1.42 percent.
According to data, live chicken increased in price by Rs 28.26 per kg, lentils increased by Rs 14.88, gramme lentils increased by Rs 6.54, and mash lentils increased by Rs 5.18 per kg, while a 20 kg bag of flour increased in price by Rs 54.62 with the increase in money.
The study also revealed that eggs increased by Rs6.28 per dozen, mutton increased by Rs6.67 per kg, and beef increased by Rs5.84 per kg, as well as curd, milk, sugar, ghee, tea, and garlic.
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